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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I hate to tell you, PP.  Even if they move other kids out of LA, I wouldn't plan on them adding the kids form Marshall Road back in. It's overcrowded.[/quote]

That's what they show in their proposal, so we'll just wait and see.[/quote]

Not the poster to whom you're responding, but I don't think FCPS has released a proposal for specific schools yet.  The Task Force has calculated the number of AAP students who come from elementary schools within specific HS pyramids.  It doesn't mean all those students will end up at the same AAP centers, at least not within the next year or so.

I agree with the poster who suggested that, in the short term, the most likely thing to happen is that some students will get moved out of Archer and Haycock to a new center at a Marshall feeder, but this begs the question as to what school in the Marshall pyramid could accommodate those students by the fall of 2013.  Most of the Marshall feeders are projected to grow more rapidly than the Madison and McLean feeders over the next five years, and that's before a new AAP center is opened.

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